ICW World Heavyweight Championship (Scotland)

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ICW World Heavyweight Championship
Details
Promotion Insane Championship Wrestling
Date established15 October 2006 [1]
Current champion(s) Jack Jester
Date won10 December 2023
Other name(s)
  • ICW National Heavyweight Championship
  • ICW Heavyweight Championship
  • Undisputed ICW Championship
Statistics
First champion(s) Drew Galloway [1]
Most reigns BT Gunn & Jack Jester (3 reigns)
Longest reignDarkside (1028 days)
Shortest reign Joe Coffey (<1 day)

The ICW World Heavyweight Championship is a professional wrestling world heavyweight championship owned by Scotland's Insane Championship Wrestling promotion. The title was first established as the ICW National Heavyweight Championship at ICW's debut show on October 15, 2006, with Drew Galloway becoming the inaugural champion. [2] On February 7, 2015, the title was officially renamed the ICW World Heavyweight Championship after Galloway successfully defended the title in a match against Matt Hardy for the Family Wrestling Entertainment promotion in New York. [3] [4] [5] The championship has been defended in the United Kingdom, Ireland, the United States, Australia, Denmark, Italy, Germany, Spain, Sweden and Canada. In addition to these international title matches, defenses televised in 38 countries via Fight Network as well as an international presence on iPPV. [6] [7]

Contents

Overall, there have been twenty-seven reigns shared among twenty wrestlers, with three vacancies. The championship was vacant for 74 days as ICW had to strip Noam Dar of the title on 7 September 2021 due to COVID-19 restrictions. [8]

The championship was featured prominently in both the Insane Fight Club documentaries produced by the BBC. [9] [10]

History

Drew Galloway became the inaugural champion of Mark Dallas' ICW promotion on 15 October 2006 at their debut show "Fear & Loathing," having won a triple threat match against Darkside and Allan Grogan. [11]

Initially a regional heavyweight title in the Glasgow area, the title was defended outside Scotland for the first time by Jack Jester, who defeated Jimmy Havoc in London, England to retain the title on May 4, 2014. It was first defended overseas by Drew Galloway on December 20, 2014 in Denmark for Dansk Pro Wrestling promotion, when Galloway won a Title-for-Title Three-Way match against DPW Champion Michael Fynne and Chaos. [12] Galloway then announced his intention to take the title overseas more often and make it a World Championship. [11] [13] His second international title defense was booked for February 7, 2015 against Matt Hardy in New York, USA after which the title was officially renamed the ICW World Heavyweight Championship. [11] The ICW World Heavyweight Championship was defended in Australia for the first time on March 20, 2015 when Galloway retained in a Title-for-Title match over OCW Championship Andy Phoenix at an Outback Championship Wrestling show. The title was first defended in Northern Ireland when Galloway retained over Joe Hendry, TRON and Luther Valentine in a four-way match at a Pro Wrestling Ulster. [14] [11] Galloway again defended the title in America on July 18, 2015 at a Warriors of Wrestling show in Staten Island where he retained over Joey Ace, Matt Macintosh and Logan Black. [15] Galloway defended the championship in Kiel, Germany at a Maximum Wrestling show on October 16, retaining in a Title-for-Title triple threat over UEWA European Heavyweight Champion Chaos and Apu Singh. [16] [11] [17] Big Damo would go on to win the championship from Chris Renfrew in Northern Ireland, before defending the title successfully in Wales and Ireland on ICW's 2016 tour. The title was defended in Italy for the first by Wolfgang on December 17, 2016. [18] Another notable international title defense saw Trent Seven retain the title over Wolfgang on April 2, 2017, at a WWE WrestleMania Axxess show. [11] [19] Leyton Buzzard made the first defences of the title in Sweden, Spain and Canada in 2022 and 2023. [20] [21]

In addition to these international title matches, numerous wrestlers from outside Scotland have challenged for the title domestically, including Kassius Ohno, [22] Sabu, Fergal Devitt, [23] Martin Stone, Doug Williams, Rhino, Colt Cabana, Tommy End, Noam Dar, Pete Dunne, Jordan Devlin, Dave Mastiff, Robbie Dynamite, Zack Gibson, Johnny Moss, Rampage Brown, Kris Travis, Keith Lee, Kassius Ohno, and Bram. [24] [25] The only non-Scottish wrestlers to hold the championship are Mikey Whiplash, Big Damo, Trent Seven and Leyton Buzzard. [26]

The title was defended in a pre-show Dark matches for the first time in its history on 17 October 2015 when Drew Galloway would retain the title three times in consecutive matches against Matt Daly, Stephen Hughes and Coach Trip. [11]

The title had to be vacated on June 19, 2019 due to Lionheart's death by suicide three days after his UEWA vs. ICW title match against Alexander Dean at ICW I Ain't Yer Pal, Dickface!. [27] [28]

Statistics

As of November 2017, BT Gunn has the record for most reigns, with three. Darkside's first reign is the longest in the title's history, at 1028 days (the company was largely inactive during this period), while Joe Coffey's reign is the shortest, as he lost the title the same day. Drew Galloway currently holds the record for the most defenses, both within an individual reign and cumulatively. [11] [29] Joe Coffey holds the record for least successful defenses in a single reign, losing the championship to Wolfgang in his first defense. [30]

Title history

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
<1Reign lasted less than a day
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1 Drew Galloway 15 October 2006Fear & Loathing Glasgow, Scotland 1280Defeated Allan Grogan and Darkside in a triple threat match to become the inaugural champion. [31] [11] [32]
2Darkside22 July 2007ReZerection Glasgow, Scotland 11,028This was a fatal five-way match also involving Jack Jester, Liam Thomson, and Wolfgang. [33]
— Vacated 15 May 2010————Darkside was stripped of the title due to injury. [34]
3 BT Gunn 5 June 2010Menace 2 Society Glasgow, Scotland 191This was a four-way elimination match for the vacant title also involving Johnny Moss, Liam Thompson and Wolfgang. [35]
4James Scott4 September 2010Dazed and Confused Glasgow, Scotland 2505Scott previously known as Darkside. [36]
5 BT Gunn 22 January 20121st Annual Square Go! Glasgow, Scotland 2133 [37]
6Red Lightning3 June 2012In Your Gaff Glasgow, Scotland 1336Cashed in his "Square Go!". [38]
7 Mikey Whiplash 5 May 2013Reservoir Dogs Glasgow, Scotland 1161Cashed in his "Square Go!". [39]
8 Jack Jester 13 October 2013Fear & Loathing VI - Welcome To Bat Country Glasgow, Scotland 1385 [24] [40] [41]
9 Drew Galloway 2 November 2014Fear & Loathing VII Glasgow, Scotland 2378Title was renamed the ICW World Heavyweight Championship on February 7, 2015 following numerous international title defenses. [31] [11] [42]
10 Grado 15 November 2015Fear & Loathing VIII Glasgow, Scotland 170 [43] [11]
11Chris Renfrew24 January 20165th Annual Square Go! Glasgow, Scotland 134Cashed in his "Square Go!". [44]
12 Big Damo 27 February 2016Hey Look! It's That Mad Wrestling Thing Aff The Telly Tour - The Big Elbowski Belfast, Northern Ireland 1155 [45] [46]
13 Joe Coffey 31 July 2016Shug's Weekender - Shug's Hoose Party 3 Glasgow, Scotland 1<1 [47]
14 Wolfgang 31 July 2016Shug's Weekender - Shug's Hoose Party 3 Glasgow, Scotland 1189Cashed in his "Square Go!". [47]
15 Trent Seven 5 February 20176th Annual Square Go! Newcastle upon Tyne, England 170 [48]
16 Joe Coffey 16 April 2017Barramania III Glasgow, Scotland 2217Cashed in his "Square Go!". [49]
17 BT Gunn 19 November 2017Fear & Loathing X Glasgow, Scotland 3161This was a winner takes all match, in which Gunn defended the ICW Zero-G Championship. [50] [51]
18 Stevie Boy 29 April 2018Barramania 4 Glasgow, Scotland 191Cashed in his "Square Go!" contract during a singles match between BT Gunn and Mikey Whiplash, converting it into a triple threat match and subsequently pinned Whiplash to win the match. [52] [53]
19DCT29 July 2018Shug's Hoose Party 5 - Night 2 Glasgow, Scotland 156This was a Loser Leaves The UK match. [54] [55]
20Jackie Polo23 September 2018Fight Club Glasgow, Scotland 170 [56]
21 Lionheart 2 December 2018Fear & Loathing XI Glasgow, Scotland 1199This was a title vs. career match. [57] [58]
— Vacated 19 June 2019————Title vacated after Lionheart's death. [59]
22Stevie Boy28 July 2019Shug's Hoose Party 6 - Night 2 Glasgow, Scotland 2189Defeated Wolfgang for the vacant title. [60]
23 Noam Dar 2 February 20209th Annual Square Go! Glasgow, Scotland 1583 [61]
— Vacated 7 September 2021————Title vacated due to Dar being unable to defend the title because of the COVID-19 pandemic. [62]
24JAXN20 November 2021Fear & Loathing XIII - Night 1 Glasgow, Scotland 21Defeated Kez Evans for the vacant title. JAXN previously known as Jackie Polo. [63]
25 Kez Evans 21 November 2021Fear & Loathing XIII - Night 2 Glasgow, Scotland 1364 [64]
26 Leyton Buzzard 20 November 2022Fear & Loathing XIV Glasgow, Scotland 1175Buzzard last pinned Kez Evans in Four-Way Elimination match. Also in the match were Stevie James and Craig Anthony. The event will air at a later date on the WWE Network. [65] [20]
27Aaron Echo14 May 2023Get The F Out Glasgow, Scotland 1210Cashed in his "Square Go!" after Buzzard retained against Big Damo and Andy Roberts. [20] [66] [67]
28 Jack Jester 10 December 2023Fear & Loathing XV Glasgow, Scotland 23+This was a title vs. career King of Insanity match. [68]

Combined reigns

As of December13, 2023.

†Indicates the current champion
RankWrestlerNo. of
reigns		Combined days
1Darkside/James Scott21533
2 Drew Galloway 2658
3 Noam Dar 1583
4 Jack Jester†2388+
5 BT Gunn 3385
6 Kez Evans 1364
7Red Lightning1336
8 Stevie Boy 2280
9 Joe Coffey 2217
10Aaron Echo1210
11 Lionheart 1199
12 Wolfgang 1189
13 Leyton Buzzard 1175
14 Mikey Whiplash 1161
15 Big Damo 1155
16Jackie Polo/JAXN271
17 Grado 170
Trent Seven 170
19DCT156
20Chris Renfrew134


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